Autumn 2017
Volume 24 Number 3
How the Opioid Crisis Has Hit Headwaters
Sep 16, 2017 |It’s not just a big city problem. Here’s how local communities are trying to stem the flow of pain pills.
Airbnb and Other Home-sharing Companies Have Landed in Headwaters
Sep 16, 2017 |Here’s how to find the log cabin, country estate or yurt of your dreams – for at least one night.
So You Want to Be a Home-share Host?
Sep 16, 2017 |If guests find a property sub-standard, they rarely keep their disappointment to themselves. Negative online reviews can scupper your business for weeks and months to come.
Shelburne: A Town in Transition
Sep 16, 2017 |According to Statistics Canada, Shelburne is Ontario’s fastest-growing town – and for residents old and new, that’s mostly a good thing.
Symbols of Service for Remembrance Day
Sep 16, 2017 |Each November, military medals get a crisp autumn airing in the hills and across the country. Behind each is a story. Here are four of them.
Headwaters Arts Festival Show & Sale
Sep 16, 2017 |Headwaters Arts, which presents the juried show, is an organization dedicated to the promotion, development and enjoyment of all arts in the region.
Meet Harry Posner
Sep 16, 2017 |Dufferin County’s first poet laureate waxes eloquent on reclaiming the power of words and uniting our local arts community.
Fall’s Best: The Monarch Butterfly, the Porcupine and the Brook Trout
Sep 16, 2017 |Savour fall with these 10 wonders of autumnal nature – from insects to constellations.
A Literary Harvest
Sep 16, 2017 |We’re lucky to have some exceptional writers contributing their talents to In The Hills, and this year four of them have published books.
Chris Evitts
Sep 16, 2017 |Indefinite edges, dusky landscapes and strange figures seen as if through smoky lenses evoke the moment between waking and dreaming.
Our Favourite Picks for Autumn 2017
Sep 16, 2017 |A highly selective guide to the picks of the season.